West Rutland High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Rutland, VT)

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 The Froshnan Reception Committee v as composed of Josephine ’.Viorzbicki, Shirley Haven, Anne Osoorno, Rerinr h vor, Richard Pecor, Gene Wasik, and Jack Bianchi. These students represented our class 83 hosts to the now Freshr. ;o close fnd also two new faculty members. They were Hiss Jean 3rignsr.i and hiss Marjorie .'Hard. Aft ;r ; wore all settled r. sooting was hold to elect our class of 'icors. Phe results wore a3 follows: Prosi dent, Richard Pecor; Vice-President, R gina Weaver. Try-outs were held to give the girls an opportunity to show their talent as cheerleaders. Barbara Porter was selected as a substitute on the Varsity squad. Jose )hino Wierzbicki and ohj loy Haven v ero chosen an Co-Captains of the Junior Varsity. The football squad was.veil represented by the class of 19£V with Jack Bianchi, Gene Wasik, Joseph Vaccarella, Ray Pluta, Janes Gallagher and Richard Pecor participating. Gene Wasik was selected on the barbie alley All-Star team. Spring v as soon here end with it the exciting game of baseball. The 007s on the WRHS team wore Ray Pluta, Ralph illiar-s, and Bill Czschor. The Fashion Show, directed by Miss Allard, was a groat success. The girl3 modeled both Spring and Winter v oor. Those taking part included Joan Fnddon, Anno Osborne, Shirley Haven, Corotky Cbvalt, Bjrnico Willc, Sophie Chapla, Janice Gilmore, Carol HacKerney, Regina . cavor, Myrtha V itham,

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N stands for Norby, our te-cher well-known Never a dull monent in cl..ss vs as shown. 0 is for Crzech, the president of our cl-ss A gentlemen too; he111 always pass. P stands for Pecor, tall and lanky He's never found to be dull or cranky. C is for the quizzes v:c always h-d P'3se v.e disli'ee, t! cu h they weren't too bad. R stands for P v nt Ray Nev-vr gloomy, cor e what may. S is for Shirley the si or cost one She could be found where there was a lot of fun. T stands lor Theresa, friendly an neat Her lady-like li.unner c-n’t be beat. U is for u3, tic Seniors v«e are he hope you remember uc:? whether near or far. V stands for Vacc rella, Peppy is his name He tried to do hi3 best while playing in a game. Vi is for basil: -no Willi-i.s, there's two We'll remor.ib'-r them, whatever we do. X stands for ai. s we studied so for Nov; v.e won't have to anyrore. Y is for you, friends all tie way You always see; ed to be happy and gay. Z stands for Zawistoske, he's the lo st one But nevertheless, tils v.as - lot of fun. .Tnspnl Inp i pr7h1 pin

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After Chri?t i-r. v«c-ticr, b'd'fcetbnU took the snot liftfit. Dici Feccr, R v p1u tr, Gore Vasik nnc Joe V ccarellr were varsity com etitors while Bill Czochor, Jock Bienchi, ana Ralph y illiams were jir.ior varsity nlryors. In tiny, member s of the bond r.d rlee club auditionec «t the Burlinrton h sic I'es tiv l for the first tine ir the history of the le s fc Ru tl no ” i ' S ch ool. In Sprinr, a bey's f »ncy torrs to baseball. On the VRHS roster were Bill Czachor, Dick Pecor, Ra;. Plutn, nnd Rnlph Willioms. Anne Osborne nnd Judy ft,rar participated in the annual Pri?e Spe kinf Contest. Miss Osborne cfcoSw, Dedey Doc , and Miss Wcner mve, Sorrv, Wronr lumber . The cln s of 195U electee Sop ie Chapin, Stanley 7nvistoski, and Edward Johnston to rcoresort '-'est Rutland Pi- h School at the annual Girl's nnd Boy's State Convention in June.